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Explore Atlanta

Welcome to the capital of the New South, birthplace of the Civil Rights movement, Coca-Cola, and CNN. Set in the rolling foothills of North Georgia, Atlanta's dramatic skyline and tree-lined neighborhoods are a far cry from the days of Scarlett and Rhett. Visit Atlanta.

Must-See Attractions

The world’s largest and most engaging aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium is home to more than 100,000 animals of 500 different species, eight millions gallons of fresh and marine water, with five galleries depicting different habitats. Saying hello to the beluga whales, penguins, and whale sharks (the largest fish on the planet) will plunge you into a one-of-a-kind aquatic experience.

The NEW World of Coca-Cola at Pemberton Place in the heart of downtown Atlanta, is the only place where you can explore the complete story- past, present and future – of the world’s best-known brand. From the moment you arrive, it will be clear that this is a World like no other. A 4-D movie experience, a fully operational bottling line, and the chance to sample over 70 different products made by The Coca-Cola Company around the world await you at the NEW World of Coca-Cola.

Located just minutes from Downtown Atlanta in historic Grant Park, the Zoo features 700 specimens, representing more than 200 species of animals from unique destinations such as the African plains and Asian forests. A leader in building naturalistic habitats for animals, the Zoo’s landscape spans nearly 40 acres.

This 21-acre site was one of the most popular spots in the city during the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Today, year-round programming featuring concerts, family activities, and festivals make the park a gathering place for Atlantans and visitors. The park features the world's largest Olympic Ring fountain.

Six city blocks have been transformed into a spirited marketplace that offers historic guided tours, more than 100 specialty stores, Kenny's Alley, the trendy hangout with exciting nightlife and restaurants, street-cart merchants, annual events, and the newest attraction, Aero Balloon, an adventure ride that rises up to 350 feet above Atlanta’s downtown streets.

Buckhead is not only noted for exquisite homes on rolling wooded lands, but also as the ultimate shopping destination in the southeast. Fabulous boutiques and spas, art & antique galleries, two elegant malls, and a host of fine dining restaurants make up the streets of this extraordinary neighborhood.